Efficient Natural Gas Furnace

If all Californians replace their old, inefficient gas furnaces with energy-efficient ones, it'll be like taking 235,000 cars off the road*.
Save approximately 5% of your monthly heating costs during winter with an ENERGY STAR qualified furnace.
Get Rebates$200 to $300 in rebates for qualifying furnaces with an Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating of 92%. |
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Insulate Your Walls & Attic

45% of a home's heat loss comes from inadequate insulation. Increase your home's efficiency by installing R-30 attic insulation and R-13 wall insulation. You'll save up to $17 monthly (or up to 25%) on your winter heating costs.*
Get RebatesR-30 attic insulation and R13 wall insulation. $0.15/sq.ft. rebate. |
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Caulk and Seal Air Gaps

Save 5% to 30% in energy savings per year by eliminating air leaks and drafts. Keep your warm air inside. Caulking and weatherstripping may be the easiest form of sealing leaks for homeowners and tenants.
Get AssistanceFree Home Energy Audits to help you identify problem areas at home. |
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Sealing Ducts

Studies indicate that 10% to 30% of heated or cooled air is lost – along with the money spent to heat or cool that air – through leaky ducts. Seal any leaks and save up to $13 monthly* (or 5 to 20%) on your winter heating costs.
Get AssistanceDuct Testing and Sealing. Up to $600 in rebates. |
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Setting Your Thermostat

Lower your furnace thermostat 3 to 5 degrees (health permitting) when you're home. You can save up to $13 monthly* (or up to 20%) on winter heating costs.
Get Rebates$200 to $300 rebate for qualifying natural gas furnaces. |
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Efficient Water Heater

If all Californians replace their old, inefficient water heaters with energy-efficient ones, it'll be like taking 92,000 cars off the road*.
Save up to 10% on your water heating costs with an energy-efficient water heater.
Get RebatesQualifying water heaters with an "Energy Factor" (EF) rating of .62 or higher. $30 rebate. |
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Efficient Clothes Washer

If all Californians replaced their old, inefficient clothes washers with energy-efficient ones, it'd be like taking 30,185 cars off the road*.
Energy-efficient clothes washers use up to 35 to 50% less water and up to 50% less energy per load. Did you know about 90% of the energy used for washing clothes is for heating the water?
Get RebatesQualifying clothes washers. $35 to $75 rebate. |
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Efficient Dishwasher

If all Californians replaced their old, inefficient dishwashers with energy-efficient ones, it'd be like taking 62,103 cars off the road*.
Get RebatesQualifying dishwashers with an Energy Factor (EF) of .65 or greater. $30 to $50 rebate. |
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Keep Your Winter Energy Bill in Check
Stay warm and save money this winter. Start with an energy audit and work through the free and low-cost tips. Investing in energy-efficiency upgrades will save you money in the long-term.
Winterizing your home is straightforward. Learn more.

Save a bundle – Do a Home Energy Audit
Do you know where in your house money and energy are going to waste? Take a FREE energy audit and find out how you can help fight global warming at home while saving money on your utility bill.
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